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A study is made by an auto insurance company to determine if there is a relationship between the driver's age and the number of automobile accident claims submitted during a one-year period. From a sample of 300 claims, the following information was recorded:

Age (Years)

# of Accidents Less than 25 25-50 Over 50 Total

0 37 101 74 212

1 16 15 28 59

2 or more 7 9 13 29

Total 60 125 115 300

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